English Pronunciation: Silent T
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Thanks a lot!
SuperMiguelon123 3 months ago
Well..... thank you so much for this video!
Please keep up the good work.
MrBeesho85 5 months ago
*how to pronounce words ending in /-ty/ city, community, intelligibility. is it soft d?
Ethriuz 5 months ago
*if T / TT is in a middle of 2 vowels. T is pronounced as soft D right?
so how do you pronounce "natural"? is it pronounced as nadural?
how about sensitive? attempting? editor? is this rule applicable to all words or there is an exception?
*if N is followed bt T. T become silent right? how about the words: fundamental? intonation? centuries? is this rule also applicable to all words with /NT/ or is there also an exception?
Ethriuz 5 months ago
Thank you SO much!
sarasarapowdersnow 7 months ago